I concur.
Just planted a bur oak for shade.
More on these giants for those interested… If you click on the 5th image and enlarge it you can see at the bottom of the page what look like ants…...
The really big stuff is even further up north and is even bigger if you can imagine that! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I was just up in that direction myself a few weeks ago on vacation even a little further north (Mendocino). Redwoods are very impressive! [ATTACH]
Yikes!
You are going to get a lot of heat for a long time from that tree in some future winter(s)! Good job!
What kind of snake is that?
Wow!
Welcome aboard. Btw, having learned from experience, it’s always a good idea to notch a tree because the notch provides the hinge, and the hinge...
I thought I was done too. But a storm hit this afternoon with sleet and some snow flurries. Had to fire the stove back up again. That’s spring...
You do awesome work. Do you sell any? If not, you should.
Got me!:p
Never burned it but it sounds like it would be good for restarts or starting oak.
Do you have a long steel pry bar you could slide under the big part, lift a little to open your cut and hopefully your bar will fall out? A second...
Interesting how in one place the environmental people are cutting trees down and in another they are planting them— All in the name of what is...
BEAUTIFUL!
It’s still cold here. I am ready for spring…just two days away!
You touched on it. And a tree like that does add value to the property…
Yes it is. I even mixed in compost and peet to counter that but the spot was just too exposed to sun and wind and I could never get them...
